Daikin EKRCTRDI3BA, Installer And User Manual

Page 1: ...Installer and user reference guide Daikin Home Controls Room Thermostat 2 EKRCTRDI3BA...

Page 2: ...2 1 A F C D E B...

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Page 6: ...r may it be duplicated or edited by electronic mechanical or chemical means without the written consent of the publisher Typographical and printing errors cannot be excluded However the information co...

Page 7: ...5 2 Mounting 16 5 2 1 Adhesive strip mounting 16 5 2 2 Screw mounting 17 5 2 3 Flush mounted box mounting 18 6 Configuration 20 6 1 Automatic mode 21 6 2 Manual mode 21 6 3 Holiday mode 21 6 4 Operati...

Page 8: ...b 2 9 Troubleshooting 27 9 1 Weak battery 27 9 2 Duty cycle 27 9 3 Error codes and flashing sequences 29 10 Restore factory settings 31 11 Maintenance and cleaning 32 12 General information about radi...

Page 9: ...to other persons for use hand over this manual as well Symbols used Attention This indicates a hazard Please note This section contains important additional informa tion 2 Hazard information Do not o...

Page 10: ...ssume any liability for damage to prop erty or personal injury caused by improper use or the failure to observe the hazard information In such cases any claim under warranty is extin guished For conse...

Page 11: ...HC ecosystem and commu nicates with a dedicated wireless connection All accessories of the system can be configured comfort ably and individually via the ONECTA app The available functions provided by...

Page 12: ...idity and transmits these at intervals to the DHC Radiator Thermostats or DHC Floor Heating Control lers enabling room temperatures to be precisely controlled You can comfortably control the DHC Room...

Page 13: ...n pp he clip e DHC Display overview see figure 2 Setpoint actual temperature Humidity Warning about condensation Open window symbol Battery symbol Radio transmission Boost function Manual mode Automat...

Page 14: ...nection to other DHC accessories For further information on direct connection see the DHC Application Guide 5 1 1 Connecting to the DHC Access Point First set up your DHC Access Point via the ONECTA a...

Page 15: ...t and pull it from the mounting plate see figure 6 6 Turn over the electronic unit B 7 Remove the insulation strip from the battery com partment Connection mode remains activated for 3 minutes You can...

Page 16: ...an use the supplied double sided adhesive strips or the supplied screws You can also mount the DHC Room Thermostat on a flush mounted box 5 2 1 Adhesive strip mounting To mount the DHC Room Thermostat...

Page 17: ...ess the assembled DHC Room Thermostat with the back side to the wall 5 2 2 Screw mounting For mounting the DHC Room Thermostat with screws pro ceed as follows 1 Choose a site for installation Make sur...

Page 18: ...on the back side point upwards and that the clips on the mounting plate latch into the openings on the electronic unit 5 2 3 Flush mounted box mounting You can mount the DHC Room Thermostat on a flus...

Page 19: ...trical installer Specialist knowledge required for installation The following specialist knowledge is particularly important during installation The 5 safety rules to be used Disconnect from mains Saf...

Page 20: ...ee the DHC Application Guide The following modes and settings can be adjusted 6 1 Automatic mode 6 2 Manual mode 6 3 Holiday mode 6 4 Operating lock not yet available 6 5 Programming a schedule 6 6 Of...

Page 21: ...dance with the current temperature set via the control wheel E The temperature remains activated until the next manual change 6 3 Holiday mode Holiday mode can be activated in the ONECTA app It will p...

Page 22: ...ted days for which temperature settings have to be set for the entire period between 00 00 and 23 59h 6 5 3 Optimum start stop function With the optimum start stop you can reach the desired tem peratu...

Page 23: ...TA app and cannot be changed for the moment 6 7 Selecting a temperature display not yet available You can choose which temperature will be displayed on the accessory There are 3 options display the ac...

Page 24: ...will be activated again In manual mode the temperature remains activated until the next manual change Boost function Press the control wheel E briefly to activate the boost function The boost functio...

Page 25: ...and the arrows on the back side of the electronic unit point upwards and that the clips on the mounting plate latch into the openings on the electronic unit 5 Pay attention to the flashing signals of...

Page 26: ...atteries should not be disposed of with reg ular domestic waste Instead take them to your lo cal battery disposal point 9 9 1 Provide will rem is low D to send have b If the v battery be disp flashing...

Page 27: ...flashing sequences on page 29 In this case replace the empty batteries by two new batteries see 8 Replacing batteries on page 24 9 2 Duty cycle The wireless DHC accessories operate in the following fr...

Page 28: ...with a duty cycle of respectively 1 and 10 During normal operation of the DHC accessories this limit is not usually reached However it is possible that the limit is reached during start up or during...

Page 29: ...he con nection with the DHC Access Point DHC Floor Heating Controller Flashing humid ity symbol Humidity limit 60 in the room is ex ceeded Ventilate the room and switch from cooling to heating mode if...

Page 30: ...n the app to add accessory see 5 1 Connecting DHC accessories on page 14 Short orange lighting after green or red confirmation Batteries empty Replace the batteries see 8 Replacing batteries on page 2...

Page 31: ...follows 1 Grab the sides of the electronic unit B and pull it out of the frame see figure 6 2 Remove a battery 3 Insert the battery again see figure 7 and long press the system button D for 4 seconds...

Page 32: ...xpert to car ry out any maintenance or repairs Clean the accessory using a soft lint free cloth that is clean and dry You may dampen the cloth a little with lukewarm water in order to remove more stub...

Page 33: ...cal devices The range of transmission within buildings can dif fer greatly from that available in the open air Be sides the transmitting power and the reception characteristics of the receiver environ...

Page 34: ...otection IP20 Ambient temperature 0 to 35 C Dimensions W x H x D Without frame 55 x 55 x 23 5 mm Including frame 86 x 86 x 25 mm Weight 100 g including batteries Radio frequency F1 868 3 MHz F2 869 52...

Page 35: ...sposed of at local collection points for waste electronic equip ment in compliance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive Information about conformity The CE sign is a free tradi...

Page 36: ...Free download of the ONECTA app 4P687366 1 2022 04...